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Captain Bohm .

Mercnry for n rouad trip to Hongkong and
haok. Win Yokohama, seems to have onooun-
seTca Ali sorts OF "hard winds In reaching
Honskong, and was finally placed IN prison
Tor non. pSyment of money advanced to him.
Captain Bohm also enjoys an unenviaole
rnnntation in Yokohama.
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TIE new regulations for the coming
elections appear ii this weeks issue,
and VII be read with interest by 81
the voters II the Kingdom We do
not propose TO review them this week,
but We wish 10 call attention to the
labor which has been bestowed on
them The men who have prepared
these rules have worked hard. and
the resources Of the GAZETTE estsb-
Eshment have also been called into
full play AL who have been engaged
II preparing and setting them up,
have been continuously at work night
and day for ten days past, the near
ness Of the elections requiring this
rapidIty- 1t has indeed been q great
strain.
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Thsrs arr a nzn-sssr q SaEzh Sea L=Ezzls=rs
Il tie Ec-z1i.ErzEzssu D=EGe zszIlzg TINS
r,s-tsais7u to E1zir Ei7l-lss- L 4 rzEsrsd that
EhzF Wa be Earrsr1es b tes Schooner
Nara- zn5-ir d rssz beng sEzsa 01- far the
zsra.z=. auf VII 7rsFsa5IF zssiz tbs Essk Eizss
etssse retrrr Is.nrzrs
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Hamakua Will COMPANY.
Draft LOST

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that a draft drawn b. Hsus p. Psve = a.
d Mana Plantation Island Of Kauai on Messrs
y. HaeKfeld & Co. Of HOnoluiu. for the sur 81
s-J-1- and numbered u. dated Dec. IS 1875. In
favor % D. kua- has been lost aud paTmeut On
the same stopped The public are cautioned
eg1Ins. negotiating the same Any per.ou 6rId-
M the same Eill Be -Iitabig Tewards - av--fu-r
i1z = - Heazrr. Il. Hackfeid Z Co. q b. f6s
vszstss OAiee- ID. KuA
Hssl@la- -a44l- 30 u = l--I. liza q
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Nz W Q. E.--xNEz las esez sP2czrIet -
- G,Terzzsz- 1zE rs9 rs see s2z-gs &C al
- 7s-asls connected t2s-ssts1-
AL e-5s-s sc- zzl-zzlz1s 1<sG in eczs--us-lc-
q c-Ag-EiSs. e. cszzsc-5s- rAs-s~l-a. mus. BE
sirreG ~ ain Ia -EUE>TON
Minister of Lr-g-5c-.
Tsssrfor C-1cs. JAY a 1SS- t--s So
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and the streams were very low. Hamakua
water tanks were so low that water was SOLD
al considerable prices.
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Administrator,s Notiee-

I'HE UNDERSIGN Ed HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Administrators Of
the Estate o. ALFRED W. JONES. late Of Laha-
ma MAUI deeeased. al persons having any
claims secured D. Mortgages Or Otherwise aafn Il
the s1id estate are notified that they must urs-
cent the same daily verified and Nth prdDer
soHcneTs. y the undersigned within six months
from the date hereof, Or they viii b. foreyer
barred and al persOns fnpebted 10 aid estsfe
are requested 70 make Immediate PAYMENT n -
EDWIN JONES
NANCY II. JONES.
eministFatgFs Estate Alfred ". Joues. deeeassd
IAh4inz. Mani July 2. 1881. MAJ
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Aavs thls szy commissioned J. E n szrrN
As pzs--c. g-s-cs fer re pzs--ssz CT kzz. Islz-6
G. Hauz,f CLCLANI
C,cyzzcess q Hawaii
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pcs-see pe7ztv Rca2 >-7erv1sc- for tAe DlS.-ic-
q Kz-. rs'1-5 q Ezvz4-
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NsasStsz cs Irssrfcc.
rrts-fc- Ozsss. : ny ls. ~ MS 3
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II cczfcrzlf-v u--a Sse-z-z t4s1 Ct the Czvl
-cts- al ccrpor1-l,zs are hsrsaE rec1es-st 20
zlks FL and zccz-a1s gzaIsz-s &c Their 4=z5rs
% ae Izssricr Ds7-sa1sz.. u CT. Before thc s-s1
2r q jug. ms tie s1ns eezzg t'r tas ysa-
ssEzE JAY Z. ~.
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Sr7l5szEisu A. Tie Ir-.rlsr O1scs-
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Nrw advertisements.
NnTICE 7
NOTICE /!

Any PERSON FOUND TRES
IA passing or shooting on the land known as
HALEMANO. Waiaiua, Oahu, will be prosecuted
according to law JOHN BRODIE.
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Notice to Creditorsl

THE UNDERSIGNED, f. s.
i Lyman, OF HilO. Hawaii, and j. T. Water
house, Jr., Of Honolulu, Oahu, Executors Of the
Will of J. d. MILLS. late OF said Hilo, deceased.
hereby give notice 10 ali persons who have any
claims against the estate of said J. D. Mills 70
present them 70 the undersigned within six
months from the date hereof, or they will be for
ever barred
T. S LYMAN.
i, 7. WAREHOUSE JR
Honolulu. july l5tIsS7. 1f75 q
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV

4 ing beeh duly authorized TO act as Executor
OF the estate OF Lorenzo Lyons, late Of Waimea,
Hawaii, deceased, all persons having any claims
against the said estate are requested to present
the same, duly verified to the undersigned within
six months from the date hereof, and all persons
indebted to the estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment 10 me al my home in Waimea
Hawaii. MRS. LUCIA g. LYONS.
Executor Of the Estate of Lorenzo Lyons deed.
Waimea, Hawaii. July y. 1887. f176 81
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List Of Boards Of Inspectors OF Eleo-
tioa Designated TO Register
Voters fox MOBILES

Voters fa- MOBILES
II further pursuance Win zrE acsznz zuGgr
sad 4r.2o-f-v. {, hereby Ggszz-4-e the fellow
M u4usc Bca-s< q Inspectors Il che5- res
psc-zvs s-sczzoc districts CT Election e be the
Bo4-5z - Inspectors 20 regrS-s- vCcsrs for No
hes
Island OF HAWAII
D=z-ls1 Ct EEo and Prz4-
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t5ou fsr r1s FcgcEh Precinct. yz-E : lyman
Ck4i-uans c ksnzsssy. David Porter. 6 Y A
EapaL D 4 E11ChcCcS-
District Ct E1z
Ths Beard IVFo5zts,= To- BE Inspectors q EIs,-
-leu fer the >scunE Precinct TlE--T & ; Martin.
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J D Pz-Ls. II. Chazr14zs S1sPh=n Dezh4, J
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ISLAND OF KAUAI
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-26
Mortgagee's Notice Of Intention to
Roreclose.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEr

~ thzt pErsuant % power 81 sale Contained
% certain IudentHre n Mortgage. dafef No.
tn A. D. fs5f made b. w. s ff0Iokahitf ~
we . = Aegnln- ~ record IN Lfbef o. On psges
~, ~ and ~. aud which said m0rfga,e - -
slz1e1 u said 3. Mzgnin u Mr. r ~ Ar
Ce9iefze = doenmsnf- dated May igfb 4 hi
- 4i.a feeosfs1 o. Li5er i15 % PAGE y. snd
IoI 2 ofezcn u The conditions 81 s4id sa9rtv40e
eyslelns1, ~ Eiis the non payment raeFeef srd
M iaterssr eae theron. tn assfgree n -
gsDftzazes Intends ~ f0recl0ss tie ssn.e ~
-. e. ~. tingGlsF tne I4aas, tenements aesei-
s@i-ents zln aDpagfeaauees ii safd rle'-s.,--,.
1se1 Contained aud Described viii. ~. ~
use ii1litri bg law. BE- cold 81 gai,.e ss(rie ~
in1ef0re nas1f.Sne1. +s
- g,opefig q eaid aoFfes9e deed eohfsfns9
S-,AE sli9ate ~ AgnaHa Avenue n Ho.oieis
D@sts 20 gsinz ne same more b4rfie5f -, ~
senpsf- ~ koyal Patenf -. ~. Iafd re--,'is
10 90 -, 80. Issued b Eslaa
Dated H0lo5ql1 July u. 49,
NARY AEE COOLIDGE
49,. u her Att5. IS fasf, A. J. l.-ts..,,,t
eel Grown, AstoTneg. fSes,
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II further pc-scancs Win md zcElnS EnGgr
sad 4l-2srl-E. 7 & hscsoF Gssz-z41e the fellow
izs FAMED B1ars< q Inspectors Il ths5r res
psc-zvs s-eczSoc districts CT EIectfcz Il be the
B,4-zz - Inspectors &c rsgrSssr voters for No.
hes
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
j. the HoNoNU SUGAR co. viii be held on
WEDNESDAY. August 10th, 1887, at 10 o'clock
s. m. at the Office OF c. Brewer & Co., Honolulu.
iI16 81 P. c. JONES. Secretary.
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I)awaiiau O3azette|

SSr SeSCs IN RERUs,
TUESnAY. JULY 2e. 1857.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the HALAWA SUGAR co. will be held on
MONDAY, August 22d. 1887, at 10 o'clock q. m,
at the Office of {. Brewer S Co. Honolulu.
1i76 81 J. o. CARTER. Secretary.
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STOLEN !

A PASS BOOK FOR 500. IN
IA favor of E. Y. ZOLLER.
Lihue, Kauai. july Is. 1857 1l75 p
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NOTICE |!

MIR. HENRY IL. RENTON Is
VI authorized under Power of Attorney 10
sign my name aud act as my agent during M
temporary absence from the Kingdom.
ii56 Il JAMES RENTON.
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The big LEriIns sailed from this port or
Monday, tie 18th fnstsnS, With 2 fufl csrgr
Il sugar f65s to2sl from ths Hflo s1ezr Cor
psngs ard L pssseaesfs-Dr EiftEsli ~ sr,li
czildEeH, T. CocPeEs wife and i children. Hr
seTzrerez
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
Tnhle mil.

Il see, said the professor, biting of
three-quarters Of his muffin and dip
ping the rest in his coffee. shat the
newspapers are discussing the ques-
ton, Does Lying Pay?' What do
you think Of IL, Mrs. Fogg?"
"Well," replied the landlady. with a
sarcastic smile lighting mp her severe
features, II have had nothing but ly-
ing from yop for the past four weeks.
and IL don't pay me. i think you had
better board elsewhere.
"Yes." said the Professor, pouring
tho contents of the cream-iug over his
oatmeal, II frequently have"
Frequently have what?" asked Mrs.
Fogg.
Had better board elsewhere" re.
piled the Professor.
And the GOODNESS which then arose
between landlady and tenant was 50
severe that those who sat between
them had their cars frost-bitten.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
The Mango Tree.

A Central American writer says: "The
most beautiful tree have ever seen is
the mango. IL is the perfect ideal of n
tree, from fifty 10 seventy-fiye feet in
height, and spreading its dark green,
feathery foliage over circumference Of
$50 feet It's shade il so dense that no
ray Of the fercest tropical sun ever
strikes the spot over which IL stands
guard. It's long. dropping boughs give
il the shape of huge umbrella OF
never-fading vcrdure. One tree will
bear from 1900 10 5000 mangoes at a
time. The fruit, which is heart or
kidney-shaped, weighs from half a
pound TO a pound. IL has skin like n
plum, and IL bright golden yellow
when ripe. It's flavor is combination
of something like our plum, peach.
apple, and grape. with decidedly res
nous tinge. When cooked IL makes a
delicious Central American apple
sauce, unlike anything we have in the
United States
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Ex-oov. q. X. DAVIS.
The Newly Elected senator from Min
nesota.

The Newly Elected senator from Min
nesota.
Cushman X. Davis has been chosen
United States Senator from Minnesota for
six years from the 4th OF March next
Governor Davis attended Carroll College,
an incipient seat of learning az Wau-
kesha, Wis. Carroll College is now n
thing of the past, but il once promised
to be a large and famous school. IL
was the FIRST notable instance of CO.
education in the United States. The plan
worked we'll there. The girls did the cook
ing and the boys furnished the meat and
groceries, and IL the good friends Of the
institution had been numerous and rich
enough TO provide salaries for the pro-
fcssors, the experiment might by this time
have become one OF the marvels Of Western
civilization. Davis studied law with Alex
ander Randall. who afterward became
Johnson's Postmaster General. He went
TO the law school at Ann Arbor, and gradu-
ated in 1857. Last July he delivered the
address to the graduating class of the
Michigan University. He served one term
as Governor OF Minnesota.
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Mr.. Farwell was born in Painted Post,
N. ", July l., 1929 was educated at the
Elmira Academy; removed 10 Illinois in
1898; was employed in government sur
veying and in farming until 1874, when
he engaged in the real estate
business and in banking in Chi
cago; was elected County Clerk Of
Cook County In 1853, and was e-elected
in 1857. He subsequently engaged in mer-
camille pursuits, and is now the
widely known member of the firm
of John v. Farwell & Company. He
was appointed member of tho State
Board OF Equalization in 1867; was chair
man OF the Board Of Supervisors OF Cook
County in 1868; was appointed National
Bank Examiner In 1869; was elected Rep
resentative from Illinois in the NLIld
Congress as a Republican, receiving 20,-
342 votes against l5,025 for John Went
worth; was elected 10 the XLIlId Congress
and the XLIVth, running against j. V. lie
Moyne and receiving q majority of votes,
though after Mr.. Farwell had served for
over year, the House gave Mr.. LeMoyne
fha scat
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SENATOR QUAY.

Pennsyivania's New Representative I'm tho
House Of Lords.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania has de-
termined that Matthew Stanley Quay shall
succeed John l. Mitchell as Senator from
that State. Mr.. Quay's residence Is in the
western part OF the State, but as a public
man OF long standing he is known through
ont Pennsylvania, and has many influential
friends in all the principal towns and cities
of that commonwealth. In 1873 he was
Secretary of State under Governor Har-
tranft, and he advertised the new Constitu-
ton in every newspaper OF note in Penn
sylvania. The Office he is now holding rs
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STEWART. or NEVADA.
The Man who WIN succeed millionaire
EAlr.

The Legislature of the little State OF
Nevada has chosen William Morris Stew
art 10 nil the seat IN the Senate hitherto
occupied by James Graham Fair. Mr.
Stewart was born In Wayne County, New
York, in August, 1921. In 1888 his parents
removed 10 Trumbull County. Ohio, where
his schoolboy days were spent. He went
20 the Pacific coast with the great tide OF
emigration which swept thithcrward In
lsl9. Reaching Nevada County, Cali
fornia. in April. 1850, he engaged
in gold mining, and was fairly
successful. With the proceeds OF
his digging, some $4,000 or $4,000, he
engaged IN the study OF law, and was adj
mitted to the bar Of Nevada City in 1852.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

Both houses OF the Connecticut Legisla-
turo reelected Senator Joseph X. Hawley.
The vote in tho Senate was ~ for Hawley
vote cast in the House was 227. Hawley
received i2S, Ingersoll %, and Henry G.
Baldwin, knight of Labor, 1.
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he located I'm Kalamazoo. He is reported
10 be worth $75O.0O0. Col. Stockbridge is
large, ine-looking man, full of beaming
Rood-nature, and famed for his broad views
and whole souled libcrality. One secret OF
his popularity IN Michigan is that he has
helped hundreds OF men in business, and
aided scores In other ways--some, perhaps,
who were undeserving. There is a saying
i'm Michigan that Stockhridgs Is ON every
gan his canvass for the Senatorship last
sumner. and was ahead OF everybody In
the field. His only real opponent was
Conger.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

The two branches OF the Missouri Legis-
lature voted separately for a successor to
Senator cockren. In tho House tho vote
stood: Cockrell, Sc: Warner, 60: Ford, 2.
In tho Senate: Cockrell, %; Warner 3.
subsequently the two houses met In Joint
convention, and formally elected Senator
Cockrell.
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OTHER SENATOR'S.
Hearst Returned from California.

San Frnncisco Hpocinl.
The Legislature balloted for a United
States Senator on Tuesday. In the Sem
htc George Hearst Dem received 25 ana
Henry vrooman (RopD IL votes. In the
Assembly Hearst received 3S and Vrooman
40. On Wednesday the two houses for
mally met In joint convention and elected
Hearst
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

A MAN engaged in quarrel yocifer-
ated so loudly that a bystander warn
ingly said to.him, Lookout, sir; IL you
roar &C Justify in this war OF words, you
will soon DO hoarsc-de-cobat.
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whitthornc for the short Term In Ten.

The Tennessee Legislature, at Nash
vile, erected Hon. Washington G. Whit
thorne 10 the short Senatorial term, he
receiving 81 votes 10 40 cast for ]. A.
Num-.
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FRANCIS II. srocKBRIDGE.
The Successor of Omar ID. Conger, of
Michigan.

Francis j. Stockbridge, OF Kalamazoo,
will succeed Omar ID. Conger in the Senate,
having received n majority of the votes of
the Michigan Legislature. Mr.. Stockbridgo
was born in Maine in 1926 In lS47 he
came TO Chicago. and was employed rs a
clerk at a lumber dock. He saved some
money. joined some lumbermen at Sauga-
tuck, Mich, started mill or two, and in
1850 went to Saugatuck to live. In 1873
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that of State Treasurer. A eulogist speaks
Of him ms "conciliating in council, and easy
of approach TO the humblest citizen. Ora
toryis said not to he one of his strong points,
but he Is n man Of culture and his public
address is good.
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Union of States. he was one OF her lead
ing citizens. He was the first Senator sent
to Washington from the new State. He
was reelected, and his two terms lasted
from 1864 10 1875. Mr.. Stewart possesses
large wealth. His residence is in San
Francisco, where he entertains handsomely.
He married In 1865 daughter Of ex- Gov.
Henry ). Foote, of Mississippi.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Some New Faces TO Be Seen at Wash
ington After the Fourth Of
March Next.


The New senator Elect from Illinois.
Charles b. Farwell has been elected by
the Illinois Legislature to succeed Hon.
John A. Logan in the Senate Of the United
States. The Democratic members of the
Legislature cast their votes for Hon Will
liam r. Morrison, while the Labor party
members voted for Benjamin w. Goodhue.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-12-16
Dow Sc Comea

What comes dowug The prices o f
Queensware, Lamps, Lamp Fixt>
ures, Soaps, Ssda, Candies, Pick.
les, Canned Goods, Dried Fruits,
Flour, Neal Meats, Nuts, Wash
Boards. Brooms, Buekers aud every
thing you want at W. J Redds.
Misses DarthuIa and Lucille Har-
ris of New Castle were in the city
last Tuesday.
Stephen Stoots. an intelligent and
wsll-to~do farmer of Cedar Chapel,
called on the Bulletin force last
Wednesday
The young people in several
neighbOrhoods have acted upon the
Bulletins suggestion to have a
Christmas tree and = msrr = Christ,
maI.
After a long visit to see friends
in Mem phis, Miss Katie Smith is
home again.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-12-16
Did What OcoJ IS C0Ezd
Mt &c.

- bout An. ust let, 1895, an eruption
sppearsd on nv arms 4ud leg., waich
psilsd me rsach AID *, slsI 10 ..a.ect NV
physical condition g.astaiiy. nser
treatment 81 phxtIrisns tie sorsr ..i-s..
neartd except on ls. irn lea Theis 81
seemed T. eone>airats, asaa ~D-t I.sis q
the lnnb from tie knes 10 re AnNle soor
Became slid saaa 10 500 tnat dis
charged oIooly mater e.',,inusl ?. r
vas treated ~ tasIy PAxsic as Al Va
r!sna times, bet obtainsl no feruisae-i
rslief. t,a lee adsioe % t.iysiciaa :
this tiaes in os.a.sses,.l ea.iss
Ssiis'. , ciie. an gal 70 say .b'.
after aring three lac Ugt..es - eere
haE- all he4lsd
q. - TEI1za.r.
Fsrmersyilc. Texas.
Ire~n = on blsod al Szia 80
mailed ire.
1as swnr sPEolfIc CD. Drawer B
Atlanta, Ga.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-12-16
HARDEHAN TEACHERS IN { on
YENTIOS.

The leading teachers of thi,
county held a session of their Inst,
tute at Grand Junction Maze and
Female Academy last Friday and
Saturday. Prot Grove, Of Middle.
ton, presided, and tho scholarly prin-
i9al of the school al that place was
Secretary. The usual line Of
questions were discussed, but aianY
new and interestInQ ideas were adj
vanced, as we'll as the recital 81
resh discoveries ia the srt and
science Of Teaching. Prof Smith,
prlnci pal Of the school, coIclu led h.
tree planting exercises which wer
unfinished on Arbor by. The eX-
ercises we're dedicatory, and W6r
Witnessed by the teachers, CouItr
Superintendent, and host o. frien.ia
j he speeches of The llttla boys ans
girls Won the admiration of every
listener. Prof. Smith is one OF tae
foremost teachers OF our county AMI
deserves hearty prais, for the splea
did work " hich he IS doing at ID,
Junction At niaht a Gro ries-
house at Inc Baptist Church,
rave sudiencs to the Hon otab~
Francis Feniress while he disc lp.-ed
che Nests and Wants Of oar Pnbi {
Schnols. speech was pronou iced
by all a most timely and excellen,
address,